Fossil start selling the Q-series Android smartwatches

The Fossil Q Wander, Q Marshal and Q Founder Android smartwatches are now on sale. You can find them in the US store and in Europe.
The Q Founder is the biggest of the trio with its 47mm diameter case, the rest are smaller at 45mm. All of them support Bluetooth 4.1 LE and Wi-Fi 802.11n connectivity. Under the circular display ticks the Qualcomm Snapdragon 2100 chipset with 4GB of storage.
The Fossil Q Founder, Q Marshal and Q Wander The Fossil Q Founder, Q Marshal and Q Wander The Fossil Q Founder, Q Marshal and Q Wander
The Fossil Q Founder, Q Marshal and Q Wander
Because of its larger size, the Q Founder has a 400mAh battery, while the others have 360mAh ones. Charging happens via a cradle placed on the back of the watch which latches on with a magnet.
Pricing of the Fossil smartwatches is in the $275-$295/€299-€319 range depending on the model and wristband. You can chose between a two-tone stainless steel band or brown or black leather bands.
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